Beatriz Ochoa

Interior Designer

Beatriz Ochoa is an architectural and interior design professional whose career spans Europe, Latin America, and the United States. Her experience encompasses historic preservation, retail design, commercial architecture, and international project development, allowing her to approach each project with both creative vision and technical expertise.

While pursuing her Architecture degree in London, United Kingdom, Beatriz worked as an Architectural Assistant and Drafter with Cecil Denny Highton Architects (now HOK) and Walker Power Corporation. During this time, she contributed to a variety of commercial and institutional projects, developing a strong foundation in design, technical documentation, and project coordination.

A significant early-career achievement was her involvement in the restoration of the historic Foreign and Commonwealth Office in Whitehall, London. Working on this landmark heritage project provided valuable experience in preservation, detailed design, and the integration of contemporary requirements within a protected architectural setting.

After completing her studies, Beatriz returned to Medellín, Colombia, where she led architectural and interior design projects across the retail, commercial, and residential sectors. One of her most notable projects was Bon-Bonite, one of Medellín’s premier retail brands. As Project Architect, she directed the project from concept through construction, creating a timeless environment that balanced elegance, durability, and functionality.

Beatriz later expanded her international experience with Ashley Furniture Industries in the United States, where she developed retail storefront concepts for markets across Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Australia. This role strengthened her ability to translate global brand standards into distinctive architectural solutions tailored to diverse cultural and commercial environments.

Today, Beatriz combines her diverse international experience with a commitment to design excellence, creating spaces that are thoughtful, enduring, and impactful.